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Research Frontiers in Transition Metal-Dependent Metalloenzyme Biomimetics

Synthetic models of natural metalloenzymes containing copper, iron, or nickel that replicate catalytic mechanisms for environmental remediation applications.

Artificial Metalloenzymes at the Protein-Inorganic Interface

Biomimetic Catalysis Beyond Natural Metal Coordination Spheres

Synthetic Cofactor Engineering for Non-Native Enzymatic Reactions

Second-Sphere Effects in Designer Metalloproteins

Dinuclear Metal Centers as Synthetic Enzyme Analogues

Dynamic Metal Coordination in Artificial Biocatalysts

Self-Assembly of Metalloenzyme Mimics in Confined Spaces

Tuning Redox Potentials Through Supramolecular Architecture

Substrate Channeling in Synthetic Multimetallic Platforms

Metal-Dependent Cooperativity in Biomimetic Catalytic Networks

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